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Old 08-24-2007, 04:12 PM   #1
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Thanks Kevin for a fun pattern. My puppies are to big to kick - they kick back.
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Nice work Tom, but why do you kick your dog?
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That looks great Tom! Thanks so much for posting your finished cut. It makes it worthwhile.
Greg, it's a little joke between Tom and I regarding a few of my patterns. When Tom started working on this piece he asked me if I kicked puppies too (I believe he was insinuating I was cruel with my patterns if ya can believe it).
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Kevin,
Some of the things that we scrollers tackle would make any sane person think that we all kick our dogs, wife, and small children.
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Great cutting Tom and great pattern Kevin. I like it!
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Now that's what I call serenity.........nice job both of you
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Good pattern and good cutting.
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Fine cutting of a fine pattern.

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